Defined as all living and non-living physical parts

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An ecosystem is defined as all living and non-living physical parts of the system that are found collectively together. The more parts of the system, then: The less complex the system to support the living components of the system The greater the chance for species to go extinct The greater complexity of ecosystem structure and ecosystem services The fewer ecosystem services provided.

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